Having recently made the switch from uploading to YouTube to streaming on Twitch, I thought I'd share my thoughts on making the move in the hopes it may help others thinking of doing the same or similar.

Chances are you have seen some of these setups or setups that are really well done like them. There's many who are working on setups like these now, even groups where people show off builds and design builds for others. Lots of money and time have been spent into not only building these awesome setups, but getting the money to afford them.

Keep people coming back by using tools that are free and available to everyone. Twitter happens to be a very popular site that people use to alert followers about new YouTube uploads. Are you using it?

Each month, YouTube channels nominate a selection of five channels each to become the months Channel of the Month. At the same time, they enter for their spot in the next months Channel of the Month event where they will be able to have their channel listed as one of the available options to choose.

People are constantly asking how to become successful on YouTube. I don't have the right answers for you, but I have advice that can point you in the right direction. Educate yourself, hustle and work hard.

Could we all be wrong about what it takes to be the most powerful channel on YouTube? Could it be possible that the most dislikes will make your channel powerful on YouTube? Who would want 1 million+ dislikes on a single video?

You know you've always wanted to know how much money YouTuber's actually make from creating videos, but YouTube has restrictions that keep creators from disclosing exactly how much they make. Philip DeFranco gives us a pretty accurate window of how much they make.

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